How to do multi-day sessions?

[shegnauer]

My PPP observation files typically span multiple days. I have downloaded the clk and sp3 files for all of the days in question. Processing however seems only to use the clk and sp3 files belonging to the day selected in Positioning-Setting-Year/DOY. How can multi-day observations be processed using all data?

[YizeZhang]

The new version is coming soon. It will support such function.

[YizeZhang]

Hello, the new version V1.14 is now supporting multi-station and multi-day processing. For the detailed usage, please refer to the manual.

[shegnauer]

Thank you. Rover files >24h are correctly recognised (t_start, t_end). However the processing uses only data of the first day instead of all days - the DOY setting in 'Processing' obviously overrides start and end dates. I did not find a way to select multiple DOY for processing. Can you please advise?
BTW the version says 1.13, not 1.14, even for the executable of 2 days ago.

[YizeZhang]

The software can automatically read the file of the next day. To enable that, you need to name your observation file in the format of IGS short file name format. For example, abmf1230.21o, abmf1240.21o. The sp3 and clock file name should also in the format of IGS short file name. For example, igs21730.sp3, igs21731.sp3.
As for the version, did you replace the Net_Diff.dll file in the Input directory?

[shegnauer]

Thanks for the quick response. Do I understand this correctly: I have to split my single multi-day observation file into several distinct files of one day each, and appropriately name them? How can I do this automatically?
And yes, the Net_Diff.dll is from 20.08.2021 08:52. I could not find a newer one.

EDIT: with your most recent upload of about 4h ago - exe + 2x dll - the version is now 1.14 as expected.

[YizeZhang]

If you have a single multi-day obs file, then you can just use that file and don't need to split it.
For the precise sp3 and clock file, if you have a single multi-day orbit and clock file, you also don't need to split it. But if they are several files separated by each day, then you should rename them using the IGS short file name format. The software will automatically read the next precise orbit and clock file.